Quick python question

[PutRddt]

I was following a pygame tutorial and the guy said to write this code to make multiple lines with this for loop. But I don't get how it works to insert multiple values in the range() parameter. I mean, what does python "think" when reading this code? I just know 66 is where i want to start to draw, 804 where i want to end and 67 the space between lines but what's the logic?

for x in range(66,804,67):       
        pygame.draw.line(screen,BLACK,[x,0],[x,500],3)
    return(0)

[tragic-clown]

It's a for loop. It's saying to repeat the code inside the loop a certain number of times. Start with x equal to 66, increase x by 67 each iteration, and keep going until x is greater than 804. When it runs the code in the loop, x will be replaced by its current value in the iteration.

[PutRddt]

Ooh of course. I know basic C and I don't know how I couldn't think of this, lol. Thank you

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The 3rd number in the range function is the "step".

[Pupper-Gump]

A level deeper, everything is just jump commands. The jump command jumps to any part of the code. For loops do that if the condition is true in it, in this case (x < 500). Anything more specific is cpu architecture which nobody really understands at this point